I am returning to Blogging after a long break. March is Cerebral Palsy Awareness Month, so this was the perfect opportunity for my...

Covid-19 has effected the lives of virtually everyone on the globe. It has shut down businesses, overburdened the medical community and...

Today is Save Your Hearing Day.  Hearing greatly influences your ability to communicate with the world around you.  I encounter...

Cerebral Palsy is not progressive.  However, our bodies wear out quicker than others, so in a sense the symptoms become progressively...

On Super Bowl Sunday, a special delivery came from Amazon. You may be wondering if it was a brand new television to watch the world’s...

Taking George Blue Thunder to GT Mobility Having a reliable van mechanic/service station is about as essential to an individual with a...

May is Pediatric Stroke Awareness Month.  Many believe that strokes only happen to adults.  The truth is strokes can occur at any age. ...

I apologize to my readers for the break in blog posts.  We will be addressing the reasons behind it in the next post.  Thankfully, I had...

In my 26 years of life, I have faced some challenges related to my cerebral palsy.  One of the biggest, other than being immobile, is the...

“Keep Rollin’ and Keep Smilin'” has always been my motto.  My big, goofy smile is my trademark.  Cerebral Palsy has never dampened my...

Stay warm and safe! Winter 2017-18 has been brutal.  Frigid temperatures have been responsible for the deaths of 9 people in Wisconsin in...

This week I would like to welcome regular guest blogger and my mom, Sandi.  My mom is my primary caregiver and she also assists me with...

Ready to ride! Wheelchair users face the challenge of finding accessible transportation on a daily basis. Lack of accessible...

Essential storm food supplies In my previous post I talked about a tornado that went through my neighborhood.  Luckily, we only lost...